The phrase "a misperception on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a misunderstanding or incorrect belief about a particular topic or situation.
Example: "There seems to be a misperception on the effectiveness of the new policy among the staff."
Alternatives: "a misunderstanding regarding" or "an incorrect belief about".
If this is a misperception on the part of observers, it is perhaps an easy one to understand: Toyota, Earth's No. 3 automaker by sales volume after GM and Ford Motor, has set itself a goal of boosting its global market share to 15% some time in the next decade, from slightly over 10% now which some analysts say may well put it ahead of GM.
Pan-Indianism is a misperception on the part of White Americans, born of ignorance of pre-colonial history).
He denies that he accused her and says it was a "misperception" on her part.
Many more still were of mixed blood, suggesting that this affection was not completely a misperception on my part.
The problem that arises in the Tunisian context is primarily a misperception of risk on the one hand, and non-compliance with standard and supplementary precautions.
This misperception on the part of patients apparently was not addressed or corrected by the healthcare providers.
Hertzberg goes on to tick off a litany of misperceptions on the part of the electorate, adding with his characteristic gentle understatement, "But why don't the American people know these things.
The judge said that while a majority of students would probably understand that a button represented a teacher's personal view, there would be "inevitable misperceptions on the part of a minority".
Such evidence would provide a possible channel for the misperceptions on the situation of the labor market to impact wages.
This finding provides a potential mechanism for the impact of information misperceptions on the wage level.
